TOWSON, Md. With the highest score in home opener history, the Towson University gymnastics team finished first in a quad meet Friday evening. In SECU Arena, the Tigers finished with a final score of 194.725 defeating William & Mary (192.150), West Chester (191.400) and Cornell (186.750).

The Tigers had a running score of 48.600 (vault), 48.650 (bars), 48.700 (beam) and 48.7555 (floor).

How it happened

• On Rotation one, the Tigers saw three tigers (Lauren Bolen, Camille Vitoff and Ally Wesoly) tie with a 9.750.
• On bars, Tess Zientek finished with a season high 9.825 coming in first place. Vitoff scored a 9.800, finishing in second.
• Ally Wesoly tied for second on beam scoring a 9.800. Bolen and Melissa Temkov finished with a 9.750.
• It was a one-two finish on floor as the Tigers saw Temkov and Paige Casper finished with a 9.800 and 9.775, respectively. Nikki Borkowski tied for fourth scoring 9.750. Bolen and Leah Smith tied for sixth place after scoring a 9.725.
• Bolen came in second place in the all-around scoring 38.900 after finishing with scores of 9.700 (vault), 9.700 (bars), 9.725 (beam) and 9.775 (floor).

Quotable Coach Jay Ramirez
"I am so proud of all these athletes and what they have accomplished," said Ramirez. "Together, they created Towson history. As a coach, there is not much more you can ask for".
Up Next
The Tigers are back in action next Saturday, Jan. 25 taking on North Carolina. The Tigers will travel to Raleigh, North Carolina for a 7 p.m. meet inside Reynolds Coliseum.